In today’s Psalm, as usual we cover a lot of area and different topics, including, Child discipline in this generation, doubting Thomas and the disciples, and how to get rid of the spirit of heaviness!
Today we glean from the life of David, his struggles with enemies, including the struggle with his son, Absalom. How he was proved in so many ways in his life, and learned to resist his pride, eventually coming to prophesy.
In today’s teaching and Psalm, we talk about how the believer is hated by the world, because of their love for God.
In today’s world, it is so very common for hearts to be turned away from God and family and to peers. In the continuance of Psalm 68, we talk about why this is, and the consequences the bible points to when this happens.
In today’s chapter, the Psalmist stresses to not be too busy for God. How life should be a continual growing and staying close to Him.
We talk about knowing his name, and how in Him is a home for the lonely, breaking chains, and being set free.
Today’s Psalm encourages us to have joy, to be thankful, to praise and rightly divide. We learn that we are not to exalt ourselves, but only Him.
In today’s Psalm, God is praised for being the one who made time, yet is not held by it. For proving his people through trials, encouraged to wait on Him and his timing, as well as sharing some of my own recent personal experiences where God has been trying me.
We also talk a lot about keeping our word and not committing idolatry.
It’s been a while, but we are back, and continuing through our study of the Psalms.
Today’s Psalm talks about making and breaking vows, and the seriousness of making a commitment and keeping your word, and advises us to not make rash decisions, but thoughtful ones.
We also talk on the Biblical New Year that is now here, and the importance of being on God’s time.
satisfied
New Year
Be still
making and breaking vows, not saying or promising something without thinking it through
Kinsman redeemer covering us
God calms the waves and his people
Today’s Psalm is about being blameless, the conviction our life could and should bring to others, and praising and taking our refuge in Him.
A short Psalm with a lot of meaning! We talk about the depth and meaning of the name of God. Does he want us to know it? We also talk about rejoicing and finding our joy in Him.
Do You Know My Father? 